HIV and AIDS

This guideline discusses pharmaceutical company patient assistance programs and cost-sharing assistance programs for HIV treatment.

This guide explains how patient assistance programs (PAPs) are run by, or in association with, pharmaceutical companies to provide free or low-cost medications to people with low incomes who generally do not qualify for any other insurance or assistance programs (such as Medicaid, Medicare, or AIDS Drug Assistance Programs). Some company PAPs may be open to certain insured people with low incomes to help with affordability challenges associated with out-of-pocket medication cost-sharing requirements. 

This waiting room poster emphasizes that HIV testing is for everyone and that getting tested is the only way to confirm HIV status. It is intended to be used in health care settings.

This guideline, Informed by conversations with current housing and harm reduction service providers, Thinking About Starting a Supportive Housing Program? Recommendations and Considerations for the Planning Process may be used to help inform programmatic development for supportive housing. It is intended for governmental and community-based organizations that are interested in developing housing programs within their organization or collaborating with other partners in their communities.

This fact sheet in Spanish discusses steps patients can take to stay healthy and hep C free. 

This fact sheet discusses steps patients can take to stay healthy and hep C free. 

This fact sheet in Spanish, made for patients, discusses the basic facts about HIV and how patients can protect themselves and others.

This fact sheet for patients discusses the basic facts about HIV and how patients can protect themselves and others.

This fact sheet in Spanish answers questions for potential PrEP user, such as treatment methods, how to access care, and ways to reduce the chances of getting HIV.

This fact sheet answers questions for potential PrEP user, such as treatment methods, how to access care, and ways to reduce the chances of getting HIV.